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In our ongoing efforts to ensure high-quality spinach, turnip, radish, and carrot production, we’re applying a pre-emergence herbicide (Recall 42% EC) to manage weeds effectively. This pre-emergent herbicide, containing Pendimethalin, helps control weed growth before it affects crop productivity. Early weed control is critical in reducing competition and ensuring our crops thrive. #WeedManagement #VegetableFarming #SustainableAgriculture #PreEmergenceHerbicide #FarmManagement

Cover crops provide a range of benefits for farmers. Cotton farmers on the High Plains look at the benefits and try to mitigate some of the challenges the area faces. Lorenzo farmer Steven Chapman talks through his approach in our new cotton course. Grounded in Ag courses are designed to help those new to ag, moving among crops, or simply who have had limited opportunities to learn directly from farmers gain knowledge in this complex industry so many of us love. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/g_K_VXYz #agsustainability #regenerativefarming #regenerativeag

𝐀𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐬! 🌱 As we enter the season for applying pre-emergence herbicides, it’s essential to stay mindful of herbicide drift that could impact neighbouring crops. Unintended drift can lead to rejected loads, reduced crop grades, and tensions with surrounding farms. Contact our team for tailored coverage against crop damage, unintentional damage to neighbouring farms, and claims support. 🌾 ☎️ 01536 607 070 #AcresInsuranceBrokers #AcresInsurance #GoingTheExtraAcre #AgriInsurance

Every farmer knows the importance of timing when protecting crops. One wrong move, and all the hard work from this season could be at risk. That’s where xarvio FIELD MANAGER steps in — by delivering optimal fungicide product mix, dosing and timing recommendations, tailored to your field and the current season. Keep your crops healthy to achieve optimal yields by being more precise and effective with crop protection. *Available for winter wheat in Europe #xarvio #digitalfarming #precisionag #sustainability #ForTheLoveOfFarming

February in California is crucial time for the almond crop, marking the end of dormancy and the beginning of springtime bloom. Producing the entirety of America’s commercial almond supply is no easy task, though. In California, where 80% of the entire world’s almonds are grown, plant bug infestations are becoming more common. In our latest blog post, we investigated some of the most common pests that can threaten almond trees, from leaffooted plant bugs to carpophilus beetles. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gMwu3hES #Almonds #PestControl #California #Springtime #Agriculture

Did you know: Boron is one of the MOST IMPORTANT—and MOST DEFICIENT—minerals in soil around the world? In every global region, boron is critical for healthy crops and optimal yield. But boron requirements differ depending on where you live and what you grow. Learn more about boron’s function in crop health in our blog: https://bit.ly/4cpHEkq #AgricultureEducation #BoronforCropHealth #BoronDeficiency

At #Bayer, we're committed to providing innovative solutions to help farmers achieve higher yields and healthier crops. With Alion Herbicide, you can look forward to a season of enhanced productivity and peace of mind. Alion is an innovative new Herbicide which offers long-lasting, broad-spectrum control of a wide range of weeds, ensuring your crops thrive with reduced weed competition. Some of the many benefits include: 🌱Extended Residual Control: Reduce your weed pressure in-field for up to 10 months. 🌱Broad Spectrum: Effective against both grass and broadleaf weeds. 🌱Flexibility: Suitable for various crops including almonds, grapes, citrus, and fencelines. Join us in embracing smarter, more efficient weed control! For more information about Alion, please visit: https://bit.ly/3zXcDGJ #BayerCropScience #AlionHerbicide #Agriculture #CropProtection #Herbicide #Innovation #InnovationInFarming

timely harvesting of mature ready crop from the garden can also help in prevention of aflatoxin.

### 4. **Weed Suppression** - **Competition for Resources**: Cover crops compete with weeds for light, water, and nutrients, effectively suppressing weed growth and reducing the need for herbicides. - **Mulching Effect**: Residues from cover crops can provide a natural mulch, further preventing weed emergence.

Rainbows can be seen everywhere as the crops we protect. To offer the correct solution to help you grow and protect your crop, we need to know how you refer to them in your region.  So, how do you call them? #GrowingTogether #RainbowAgro #AllAboutGrowing